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Royals at Home: Out now!
Jun 14, 2024
Royals at Home, the brand new royal special from the team behind Discover Brtain Magazine, is out now! The...
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Midsummer celebrations in Britain
Jun 12, 2024
Adrian Mourby looks at midsummer celebrations in Britain and how the longest days of summer have are rooted in ancient tradition and have been...
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Spring traditions in Britain
Mar 28, 2024
From Easter to May Day, Henrietta Easton explores some of our more unusual spring traditions… Words by Henrietta Easton
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Facts about St Patrick: 10 things you don’t know about Ireland’s patron saint
Mar 11, 2024
St Patrick – the patron saint of Ireland – is steeped in mythology. Here are 10 things we think we know about the man, known as the "Apostle of Ireland".
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The history of Pancake Day
Jan 11, 2024
British towns and villages often have their own quirky traditions, and few display them quite as ardently as Olney on Pancake Day,...
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Steam Dreams
Jan 3, 2024
Taking a journey back to the golden age of travel, Clare White enjoys the night train to Oxford and back again
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7 of the most unusual Cumbrian traditions
Dec 30, 2023
Made up of the old counties of Cumberland, Westmorland, and Lancashire North of the Sands (Furness), there are some long-standing and unusual...
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A merry berry Christmas: The history of the mistletoe tradition
Dec 12, 2023
Mistletoe hung above the door is often seen as an invitation for a Christmas. kiss, but the plant has a long history,...
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Piel Island: The island with its very own king
Nov 1, 2023
Our writer Emma Longstaff explores a quirky 170-year-old tradition on the Cumbrian Piel Island which has its very own reigning monarch
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Picnics in Britain: A history
Jul 19, 2023
So much more than merely dining alfresco, in Britain picnics offer an insight into the British psyche says Sally Coffey
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